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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
'TwENTY,sIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Il

sTWENTY-SIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
UNIONT0WN, d. c., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY Ar TEhNOON, NOVEMBER eEzsS
tlEIEENIH. 1887 commencing at THREE S9s&
O'CLOCK, shall sell in f. ont the premises -
the following property Lots 7 to 5I4 inclusive,
Taylor street between Washington and Jefferson
streets lots 1857 to 81 inclusive Adams street,
between Washington and Jefferson Streets lots 1872
- 4O4 inclusive Washington street, betwe. Fill
more and Market streets in all twentysix lots, finely
located and as property is rapidly adv nciug value
IL ontoTn this sale should command the attention
OF ?. rties desiring profitable investment.
Terms made known at sae convey aIcing and re-
cordlnE at purchasers cost; $50 deposit ach lot
at the time OF sale. n7-tts
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L HEMPsToNE.
sos Pennsylvanis Avenue
Goods marked in Plain Figures sep2-3m
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ChANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATl
On MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN -FOUR
AND-A-HALE AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH

WEST.
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia. passed in equity sf:I
No. $50 Will sell at public auction, in front OF AI
Dan OF OCTOBER, A. ID. 1887. at HALF-rAST
fOOh O'CLOCK +. NJ the east half of lot numbered
seven 90 IN reservation ID situated on Maryland
enue between y and 9TH streets southwest, improved
10y dwelling house and a large brick stable.
Terms OF sale: Oue-third % cash, and the balance
OF purchase money in six twelve and eighteen months
with interest from day of sale. the payment thereof
be secured b. the promissory notes of the purchaser
orpurchasers, or all the purchase money can be paid
cash on day OF sale ratification OF sale by the
court lien reserved on the property for purchase
money and interest. No deed given until purchase
money and interest be paid deposit of 5000 will Toe
required when property is knocked down All convey
anclg ~ cost OF purchaser If terms be not complied
with within ten days after sale the rope ty will
sold at risk and cost of default. z purchaser.
5. 5. HENKLE, Trustee.
$1,000 - Office AGO Louisiana ave.
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How Thieves Get Their InfOrmatiOos
From the Chicago Journal.
Two gentlemen neighbors happening to sit next
TO each other on the street car on the morning
trip to their oces, remarked TO the other that
he should be bothered all day because he mad left
MS watch under his pillow. Then they naturally
Tell Into conversation as TO how they disposed OF
their valables at night AT the next street corner
a man got on, went back to the house OF the owner
Oh the watch. whom he knew by sight and reputa-
ton, and represented himself 10 the lady OF the
house as q messenger from ner husband sent for
his watch LEFT under hts pillow. she, finding the
valuable in that place, unsuspec ingly handler
IL 10 the thief, who ran no r1Sk whatever OF de-
lection, and deliberately walked away with his
booty. Another case was that OF a lady, some
years age, who, while ascending on the elevator OF
one OF our largest dry-gOods stores suddenly dis
covered that she had LETT her silver portemonnae at
me counter. A cash-0oy was in the elevator
gong up to the top floor with them. ''Send this
boy to the desk for it," said the lady's friend.
Thereupon the lady described the purse, Its con-
tents, and its inscription. The boy left the goods
ne was carrying at their destination, received his
return Instructions, and then went TO the desk.
He was just a moment or so TOO late. 81 have just
given that purse TO a woman who described 1t &C
curaJely," said the clerk at the desk. The owner
OF the purse should have bethought herself how
many auditors she had in the elevator.
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w. USTEES SALE OF BRICK house AND LOT
No. Dos . STREET. NOkTHMEsr.

TTN..USTEE'S SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
L No. Dos . STREET. NOkTHMEST.
passed the 18th day II october. A. d. 1887. in Ii
Equity Nc. 10nl7, Equity do ket "a will on
SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF NoVEM-
Der, AID, 1857, AT HALF-tAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. in front of the premises offer for sale TO the
highest bidder. the thirty three 3) feet nine 80
front OF Lot six go. by the depth said lot in
five hundred ana ftv-o Clll) with the brick
house and frame houses thereon
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree One third
cash. and the balance in years. with inter
from the day Of SALE for which the purchasers
will be required. secured by deed of trust the ro
sold all csshat the of the purchaser After
final rut hcation OF the sale by the cout the Trustee
cl.sers, his or their hei q assigns. deposit Of
300 will be required At the time sale. II the terms
sale comp led with days after the sale
tne premises be resod at the risk and cost Of the
defaultng purchaser weeks public notice. All
conveyancins AID recording At the cost OF the pur-
chaser.
l. CABELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
40 La. avenue.
WALTER 81 WILLIAMS Co. Aucts % -dkdhs
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A GnrAr SALE o. DIR GooDs
BY LUTTRELL 4 WINE

In order TO make change in busin.s g e. sesiy
date We are Offering % the pubic for Pan e4d NJ
wear the following Inducements. VIZ:
worth tl.25
Besuiliul "a Striped Cloth. IN vool Of 75c. worth
q.
beautiful - scrges al wool. ?: 55,e.. worth zoe
Soc.
splendid lipe q i,ress Goods IRON SSe. % 81
Ele>rlnt flz,d serHes nt xOc.
All COLOR ali vol flannei Cloths q y-sc.
hilk Nelvees IN AL shades at s.s., worth 81.
Blnck Silks q s5cS sl-50. 81 as end 81
We gusrsntee the pr,css in u's goods. the fAnom
4 fun line Of F1sunsls. Baankets and Donssacs g
fuii hns q Underwear in ssnss isdiss' ana chai-
A 100 LOT of TowelA Of % per dos. worth O..
Linen haeeting ~ !. worth el-25.
Linen Dumaeks end Napkins . speciality.
lave lot q Handkerchiefs and Gloves vory ohaap
One Iot 49, hesy nbesd regular sssds Hos =
Our STOCK u con piete our pg7ceB the luwsnf.
All persuns inoeihed 20 u1l oblige M by orttllna
thsir sccoun q ooce. bssors the caAxe made 90
LUrIREIA . wIxR
o2oA2U 1890 Pa sSs \ ws eoc Dooh0
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re- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY, the SENENTH DAY OF NO
VEMBER, 1887, at the same hour and place. by
sent of parties. s. s. HENkLE
h2-d&ds Trustee
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hUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
EXCELLENT BLACK RIDING HORSE, FINELY
~ The PROPERTY OF ALLEN ARTHUe. AT
ON TIL ksDAy MORNING NOVEMBER TENTH
at TWELVE O'CLOCK we will sell In & ont OF oar
salesrSSms, s,h and ID stress northwest the So,se
.tenuVn Of parties in search o. syaluAhlr ridils
horse. ns1
NHANCERl SALE OF THAT VALUABLE LoT
AND flRE-PkOOF BUILDING ON TkE MORT IL.
las SokNE OF EiGuTH AND q s1Rkils
UNITED STATES AS THE Bureau or EDU-
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
lo30s Docket 20. whe Elm Daniel rrstt Wright sss1
complainant ard k;uma e. ixht ct al ar deaentlAs.
VENEER. A. d ISL Al TS s H,ctoC ri 81 offer
for sale At auction OF the tfsinses l-t Il
nuneeruo this, 90 N s0uar, nunlO red hGndrd
e., BEGINNING for the st the south~t-t corner uf
said lot aud running thence east alonc q str,t noh
seventy feet IN. nee north thirt, -nine and twent
hundredths tS92Ol feet to TIA, center psrty all.
thence west seventy feet and thence south aong Eshth
street west thlrty-nIe and tseny hundaths (3s so)
story and bssrmene brlcs r nrroi m,lSrs now Ss
cupiel 10y the I'm I'D States the Surau OF rucatiou
Terms of sale-Oue- fourth OF .he purchase money
sectivey two and three years from the day Of
sale, with interest at per cent per psyahle
sem. Inc deferred payments TO he secured
by the purchasers notes aud deed Of trust the
property all the purchase money can b. raid IN cash
deposit Of 5000 will be required at the time OF
sale.
All conveyancing and recording at the purchasers
cost
II the terms of sale are not compiled with within
risk aud cost OF he u, fautlns purchaser
REGINALD FENDAlI- Trustee,
MA, Sorner y 81 and IA ave.
o,, WALLER h WILLIAMS CO.
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THE CONCORD HARNHss

Grr Tn BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNHsA
Tns Concord CollaE.. oopps. osni.re. Rod Tssm.
and fxprcoo Hnxne0 Of al kind. and descy1pe1ouS Ct
ioVeof priceA Eve1y gsau1lse Concord HaEDaD y
sSsmre6 V1th maksg'o name end trade mnKk.
LUTZ BDO-
lo7 Psnn eve. sd3oinmg Hs&xoaal Hood.
~uoss Baankso end caxz1ags nobo - ezsss W
xiS1y md 6 vogy lOw pg1coa o3A
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FUNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE, SITUATED UPON The SOUTH


THIRD STREET MORE IIAEsT
BY virtue of deed of trust dated December 9TH -
1870 and duly recorayd la lIber u.s. folio -
204 ct seq, Of the land records of the District Il
Columbia, and NJ the written request the party
cured thereby. the undersigned surviving Trustee
der said deed of trust, will sell, pubic auction IN
front Il The premises, on 1HUkSDAb, the TENTH
DAY Of NOVEMBER, A. u. 1Ss1. at QUAR1ER-PASr
-FOUR q CLOCK r. NJ. all that piece or parrel
of land and premises stu the city Of Washington,
IN the District of Columbia and known and described
as sub. Lot numbered thlrlyi CBU of Nos le d. lar
ners, trustee. subdivision Part inal
lot ~ in square numbered five hundred aud ID
three (ot, recorded in the Office of surveyor #
The District Of COliinhiA- IN bok H. iOS, with
the improvements thereon, consisting g. iour-stOry
store and dwelling house. the said sub lot No. 30
beng part only OF the real estate described IN and
covered by said deed OF truit
Terms Of sac: OEe-louFth OF the purchase money IN
cash. ana the balance thereof in three equal payne
IN twelve twenty and thirty months IRON the
cay OF s.le with interest AZ per cent per
Interest payable semi annually and TO DE secured by
he notes Of the purchaser urchsscrs thereof. and
saTlsia tory deed of trust tn property Sold a
cash. at the option of the purchaser purchasers.
derOst oi 500 will be required at the OF sale
and all ancing and Fec rdl shall d. at the
OF the purchaser or purchase rs. II tue # sale
sale the unders gned surviving tustee. ihe
right ell said oerty the risk cost the
drfaultug purchaser chasers co. days
advertisement OF such resale III uewspa puD-
llshed IN the city OF MasningtUn n, d. g.
mob ID. LARNER, surviving rustee.
VALE b. WILLIAMS Co.
90 DC -. AuctioDsers
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
NNRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED ALE!
Il LOTS IN SQUARE NO BIZ AT AUCTION


BY virtue Of deed Of trus ito the undersigned xaH
dated April 25, 1887 and recorded in Liber No S2Sy
l249 folios 262 ct seq. OF the Land Records o: -
tn District OF Columbia and by direction the PARTY
secured there by will sell public auction in front
81 tHe Hremises on MONDAY, NOVEMBER FOUR
numbered sixty. sixty-one and sixty-two N Shoe
maker ana foxs subdivision of Original lot No. Is in
So NO oi2, said lots fronting alley betw cen 4th
and 9th and and . streets a. W.
Terms: One-half cash, aud balance at one year with
At slx per cent and secured by deed
OF trust. Title good $50 to be deposited at time
of sale. ALBERT +. FOX, l r.,o
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,S trustees.
W. b. WILLIAMS Il CO. Auctioueers nS-3t
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II,RUsTEEs SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED

FTRUsTEEs SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL TMO-STORY
BRICk HOUSE WITH MDEGN IMPROVE
MEMS. NO. 5l1 A sTREEOI SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree Il the supreme Courtuf The -
District of Coinmbiapsssed the 18th day vi Oc- -
tober lSSs in Equity cause No. l0I Docket ri A-
the undersigned Will offer sale the PREMISES
pHgkSph NOVEMBER TENTH. lss1. AT FOUR
hundr, and forty two "a - beginning the uorb-
east corner of the said lot and running thence south
100 feet inches. thence west IL ieet D,S inches.
thence north 100 feet inches. and thence q
feet inches TO the place If ginning and lint roye
Toy two-story brick dwelling containing rooms and
cellar with modem improvements.
Terms ~ sale Cash. lakes paid TO June 30. 1887.
Convey ancing NJ the cos; of chaser II tn
OF sale not implied With in tn days alter sale the
property may be resold ve days the risk
and cost Of the ei@ultg purchases as provided b.
the decree of sale DEPOSIT of 90 will he required
at time of sale. JAS. q. PAYNE, rustee, City hail
THnMAS u DWLlNG. Auctioneer. o.9dSds
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a Sulsau and His Bicycle.

from the Fsll MAIL tiaZeffe.
The sultan Of Morocco Is very much married;
IN fact. 10 Is said In the capital that his wives
numter from fourteen to fifteen hundred more
than any European Is ever likely TO require How
ever, as soon as they get old or pass he sends
them out 10 the market. where they are openly
JOS, and what a sensation she might create In
London drawing rooms, OF the palaces OF the
sultan nc one knows much as. besides himself and
the eunuchs who keep his ladies' In ORDER no male
visited their interiors, save only the audienc
halls a1d one or two az the courts, which for the
most part are Disappointing. However, In some Of
The palaces that are no longer used can ey-
uuislte little courts, decorated with the finest
WORK in araDeSque, that must In their days al
most have rvaed the AlhamDra- OF the treat
Iuept OF his wives we hear nothing. Woman is
a subject never mentioned In Morocco, and it
would be an en- rmosIS breach or etiquette TO ask
a man after his wife or wives. However there
& one story with regard 20 the harefn OF his
majesty that Is worth repeating. whether 10 Is
rue .r not The sultan some few years back
flad a DC, sent made him by the French govern
mint OF !. bicycle. Now. no one could for a mo-
Inarhine - ne turned &c 10 a far more useful
I,4Ir,N-.s- When there was a row in the harem
III. delinuuents were brought bcfore the sultan
stuI tho r;ise heard. For punishment the ladies'
were maze TO ride the bicycle round the court
,arf "a the presence 81 the emperor. The pun
l~hTff nj varied IN seventy lady who had
a .-- u rrpd had 70 rt6!c until she had fallen OF
L.. tiITa-s whrrea. a old Offender hui nye and
Z A-Ufy tails 20 make. Meanwhile the emperor
..~ INN .,i>ely tlckisd At watching their eNer-
ilaU-.
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From the Cincinnati Telegram
"Do you know, explained an ex-detective yester-
day 20 a man on the rear platform OF a Liberty
street car that the newspaper reporters OF this
city are better detectives than many Of the ny
cops, and that many OF the valuable tips which
Lead 20 e solution Of murder mysteries are given
by them:r
'.No. isthat fact:-
..Ses. Sc; reporter made the discovery that
S.nrr B8sfksns lsao teen Yndraefed and his per-
slsteft claim OF foul play resulted in fnvestfga-
lion and the discovery that he had been sand
Ragged. Billy Kinks body was identified BY re-
porter. A reporter who visited the scene Of the
hemper murder, after cleaning the facts and
clews WITH the most minute precision, liked the
crime on the murdured mans son. The idea WAS
hOOtel dow by the police, yet 10 now proves that
NJ was rtyht. Again. the murder OF woman
OF years ago was discovered BY a reporter. lie
was a friend OF mine and told me about IT, He
was walking along sycamore, near 9th, one after
noon, when an old cOlOred woman approached and
asked how sre could get an ambulance. whats
the natter" inquired the reporter. My niece Is
fll-dying-rm afraid what aIls herr oh, she
was hurt How. Now. tell lie and may help
her. We'll she was struck In the head with tea
cup by Mol savage Half an hours Investigation
show cd that q cowardy murder had been COM
United a. the injured woman had died at the
hospital within that time. After writing the
tragedy and publishing IL the police caught on
ard arre-ted Savage, who Is now serving long
term IN the penitentiary."
"Why didn't he notify the police before he pub
Mshed its"
.-Oh, no; don't catch a good reporter giving an
Of his Item nrst and then placed the matter In the
hands OF he law
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LADIES GOODS.

y,lENCh ST II DEl SsfS Ash MRAtk
l. f'crtc,. fnHfalx-
1AlAHe A. 4. LEFSANC,
$50 =. tassa.-l al lt.ltl.unrx,. Nd
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LILLIAN A. GRAY.
10l1 New York a'
BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

.btb PENN ave. II w.
Executors and Trustees under the last
Wi. of john h. Condor. deceased.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE RESIDENCE, No. go SEVEN
IEENmM STEEEL. BETWEEN l AND X
Ssi i,p Ills, OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARED

STMnEETS OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARED
NOhfhWEST, AT AUCTION.
On "a 1DKDAf, NOVEMBER NINE EENTF,
IoS AZ 5Uph O'CLOCK, in front of the premises. Is.
sLA seh Lot As OF JOSEF h Redferns subdivislo Ill
Of Lot - and part of Lot ~ in square l26 being
tine south 20 feet of Original Lot 20 in said square,
improved oy two story and brick residence
Win nansard roof and all the modern improvements.
Inc mouse Is IN hrstclass condition and the locality
OF the city. ~ -
Terms; Onet third cash: the residue in two equal
payments al six and twelve months with notes bearing
and secur by deed of trust the property
sold ConNeyanciDg and recording al cost of pur
sale.
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-02
RROOKLYN.

The usual chan church choirs on the hst
Sunday occurred yesterday New voices were head
many churches while fingers manipulated the organ
keys.
BY careIessness backing train siding OF the Brook
lyu Elevated Road ut Alsbamaave ON saturday night an
Of the track forced over the bumper
and feii with loud crash into the street The damage
amounted 5000 Although many people were passing uh
der the track, no one WAS hurt
Shortly before midnight Saturday two unknown men
tered tho laundry OF Hop Lee at No. Harrsonave ana
the proprietor and another Chnaan about the hea
body could make and then rODbed the
money drawer OF $50 The injured men refused 10 nave an
ambulance surgeon dress their wounds and they could not
describe their assailants.
the call for which has been signed BY many
leading citizens will DO held tomorrow evening IN the
Academy Of Music to protest against the passage me
Bacon. Frederick w Hinriehs the Rev DIS Tslmage Guy
Ter Reed others Admission Is by tickets which can
be obtained AT the free OF cost Tickets were dis
trbuted IN many churches yesterday.
The annual festival OF German societies OF Brooklyn
given yesterday Ridgewood Park About twenty-five
of belonging 70 the United sinners OF
brooklyn the three concerts and other festivities
OF the day. There were about 1000 In the park
Citizens will dinner this evening In the
Assembly OF the Academy OF Music Among those In
Mayor Hewitt Mayor OBren OF Boston,
Ex- Grace and Low aud others
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NETWORK CITY.

reception will be given evening TO the Rev.
Triple the new pastor OF st Lukes Methodis'
Church church parlors No los West Foryhrstst
The statue OF Virgin in the quadrangle OF St. Johns
Collego at Fordham blessed yesterday The military
OF the college part the ceremonies max
ing good display.
The Journeymen Plumbers and Gasfers Re
lief organized october last on
Saturday received its charter 1t has membership OF 24O
The obi ec of the to contribute $50 toward tho
funeral expenses member aud in of sickness or
other disability members will receive S. week T. T. Bar
rett is president and 7. r. Cation secretary.
The funeral Of Isaac Oliver OF New York Oldest EN-
poyDg printers and lifelong member OF the Tammany
society took place yesterday in his house. No. 4Sl
East Xteenths The Rev. Dr. William
Corbe of Brooklyn oncated Delegations from the Bios
som Club Typohee and the Masonic Order were pres
ent The pallbearers Justice German Judge Welde'
Commissioner Croker Norman Andrews H. f. Gumbleton,
Edward schc T. W. Strong, W. Arrowsmith, NJ E. Crasto
and John Falconer
Frank L. Duncan formerly champion pool player OF Yer
mont and Albert Will play match game OF pool
for purse OF 500 ST. Marks Hotel the evening oil
May IL.
The funeral Of Isaac OF the trustees OF the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum place yesterday at his home
No SO West Twenty.Hfthst Dr. H. p. Mendes ofnciated
assisted by Dr. Netto The directors OF the orphan asylum
attended in body the president Jesse Segman
Dr. Barr the asylum superintendent brought forty OF the
children down TO attend the service.
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MANY PEOPLE IN THE PARKS

The bright, weather brought out crowds OF people
the pa yesterday The lawns are now covered with
thick growth OF green 9nd in Central Park the grass
will high enough this week for tho first clipping OF the
season. The already covered with buds, which
In the lower parks beginning to burst and the willows
all over the city fngcd with Flocks OF black
birds aud robins clustered around the shrubbery and
were watched by the thousands OF people who hrongcd
the promenades. Young women In gay spring costumes
flashed bits OF bright color in tho that wdcd tho
Mall and the Rainble. Thousands OF children IOmped
the walks and the crowds that visited the menagoro
the Arsenal became dense In the afternoon that the
Park police formed lines and kept them moving In each
direction.
Director Conklin expects today from Bridgeport herd
Of OF Barnums elephants They are not 10 be
used by Mr. Barnum this summer nnd the iark Commits
sioners arranged 10 keep them In the menagere,
they formed OF the attractions last summer.
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is Gibraltar ls With rhsDs Bros Co. Arrived 81
tie sss sa r. Port. Boston,
with e S5sE yes:s to Ssena sasy with ds
and passengers to 6uterbrdss Co Arrived ct the Bar
sscs%sr state %glism. F..nandina days. with
n ss.ss snd q Dominion IS
% ,n Kapss YSsp Fsm and
steamer Herman Winter, Haett Boston. with mdse 70
steamer Wlkesbarre Gates Boston for Philadelphia
ship VIM Douglass ODD McDonssll Ansysrg Mar e Nth
Snip Flora stafford lot Windsor Ns smith, Dunkrk "a
days Sala.t 70 Parker Co 7ss.v, with tru,.
70 s s1ds Edys WIN
sUNsET-At sandy Book: wind moderate swi hazy. At
City Island wind light, sWi clear.
Arrived yesterday
ss.sE DAM Moes age AP s chs to
n II d cs A w. m az the Bar
SAILED
Steamers Sirius for LIVERPOOL Ripon City Newcastle Dor
ss o sueTo %rsonne Norfolk
ship Magdalene for Hamburg
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. May 1-saied- steamers Umbra tBrl Nc
Mickan and wyoming OBJ, Rigby from Liverpool hence
May i-HrTivsd steamer Arabic Br Burton. from New
IEIri April sosaed steamer croma (Br Cave, for New
FIsrHr. April 30. pm-Passed, steamer servla tBr.
Mckay from NewYork April "a on her way to Queenstown
ana cRsfessisp April so-saiod steamer Island DAM
skod from stcttn and Copenhagen hence for NewYors
'0 AsfwnaP April SAILED. steamer Bessnland tBelg,
MAvRE April So-ssed steamer La Normandie TD. Dc
XrriVod steamer La Dourgogne Br Frangue from New.
York
PARA April 9s-saed. steamer COban (Br, Fraser for
Mn9sSa. %pri so"ssod. steamer City of Washington
Rettig. for New.York